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The Black fabric on the left doesn't have the visible lines of fabric fibres. What's that attributed to?

Very helpful . Thanks for posting it

Shared it to my fb page. Thanks for sharing your skills with the world, Cassie.

Those sets at the end!!!

My number one reason for making my own underwear is the composition of the fabrics used. Its becoming harder and harder (and incredibly more expensive) to buy cotton underwear. Specifically in the boyshort style. So thats my number one reason. I have not considered the gusset position / length before but now that this video has brought it to my attention, I will. When I started to make my own underwear, i found doing fabric bands to be a lot easier a finish to do, personally, and of course its a lot cheaper than elastic, especially soft underwear elastic. But also, im sure everyone has noticed with their store bought underwear that the elastic gives out long before the actual underwear does, so I believe that the choice of fabric bands over elastic finish will mean the underwear lasts a lot longer. Im curious if anyone else has had the same observation.

This looks great! I love all the options!

great tip .tks so much

I'd like to see video on how to choose the correct Annika size. None of the videos I've watched mention sizes or sizing. Thanks

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This bra is so beautiful! I haven’t seen since elementary school classes but I’m so interested to make comfortable clothing tailored to my body . I have a question: I would like the bra to be lined with silk for skin comfortability, is that possible with this pattern?

This is so helpful! I had bought the pattern and wa thrilled to find the sew along

it doesn't appear to have a mechanism that stabilizes it from turning away from you when you pin into it...was wondering how you dealt with it if it constantly moves away from you as you are trying to wor/drape/pin on it? it seems like that would be frustrating?

Thank you for this tutorial. Have you ever tried using a piece of Tear away stabilizer under the fabric when stitching. That will help the fabric not go squirly.

If the grommets are a little too high (hauteur), sometimes it will crooked. Try different grommets with different fabrics and ply. After practicing with different ones on different projects, I realized that there is a few things that help getting better. Good luck and keep on your wonderful work.

Ayayyayyaya Muchas gracias I have viewed EVERY SINGLE method on RUclips. Yours is the only one #1 I finally understood. Cannot thank you enough.

More people need to know the gusset thing. I thought it was just me until I started hanging out with people who sew underwear!

Love this info. And I'm going to look up your tutorials for all the problems you listed in this video! Thank you!

The custom fit is absolutely my favorite part of the whole thing!

The sound fades in and out

When do you use this? I'm trying to picture the actual article of clothing.

Thrilled to have a new wireless bra pattern. I struggle with wires! Thanks for this. Imma jump over and buy the pattern today!

Thank you for this video, have the pattern. Will follow along! Xoxo

Is the bust accurate enough to do bra fitting? How’s the accuracy of the breast root?

When you say bra tulle is that different than regular tulle?

I was actually looking at my lace stash the other day wondering how I was gonna turn it into bras lol

You answered my question about fitting pants/shorts. I don’t have big legs but I do have problems fitting rise and hips so maybe this dress form would help.

Thank you

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I appreciate the info on where you get your fabrics and straps.

This is nifty!!! I like the self closed look!

Have you tried different needles when sewing with knit fabrics to help avoid knotting/bunching up when you back stitch? I've found I have to use stretch or jersey needles for some, but depending on the ratio of poly & spandex sometimes i have to use universal. Thanks for the video!!

I'm going to try this with a woven fabric.

Thank you ! Very helpful !

Thank you !

Thank you. Very useful video.

Thank you.

Thank you for showing us how to do this! I will totally use this technique in the future. Approx what lengths did you cut for the elastic straps?

Very interesting product! Thanks for the review!

I am planning to purchase one for lingerie also, thank you for this video.

Thank you for this review, it was very interesting. And I happen to live near headquarters- so definitely worth thinking about!

Great solution! Beautiful results! ❤️🪡🧵✂️

Very nice

Oh good because I was planning to order this short

Brilliant tutorial :) thanks for sharing

Whats the exact name of fabric you used?

This is great, and kind of seems like magic to me. Great video, thank you.

Do you have a tutorial for your boyshorts?

If you're using a Juki you may be able to switch to straight stitch by flipping the switch inside the bobbin area- this would eliminate the fabric sucking into the feeddogs...

Using "leaders" and "enders" (like a lot of quilters do for their piecing work) might help you get a good back stitch. Otherwise you can use tiny stitches at the start and end only of the seam or ... Start your seam a little way in (just a few stitches' worth) and sew towards what would be the "start" of your seam, pivot 180 degrees and sew to the other end as normal but don't sew off, pivot again 180 degrees at the end of the seam and sew "back" (but in a forward direction, because you turned) over the last few stitches of your seam. Or... Finally - if that's too much bother - stitch as usual for a few stitches at the start, raise your presser foot with needle up and pull the fabric straight towards you so the needle is back at the start of the seam again. Now lower your foot and sew to the end of the seam where you repeat that procedure and sew right off at the end. The tension is released enough and distance is so small for just a couple of stitches it still looks quite tidy at the start and end of the seams. (All tricks from sewing on antique machines that only do straight stitch and don't even have reverse.) I hope that helps. :-)

Great video. Thank you!